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For money, I can.
Me too !! ..
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You know I don't think I could if I wasn't feeling it
That's not to say JH wasn't feeling any enthusiasm.
Jx
For money, I can.
Me too !! ..
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We're back to 'When Harry met Sally' again.You know I don't think I could if I wasn't feeling it
Jx
At the other end of the scale... Aldevis, I think I read somewhere you played the new Selmer "Limited Edition" model recently, as here:
https://www.selmer.fr/instruinfo.php?page=NEW&famille=SELMER SAX
http://www.sax.co.uk/selmer-paris-limited-edition-alto-sax-pearl-lacquer.ir
How did it compare to other Selmers, such as the Ref 54?
I'll pimp you for 25%For money, I can.
Oh, and it's a far superior horn to the Yamaha 62 or the Yani AWO1 (IMO).
I agree.
One of my students had the 62, AW01 and a good Taiwanese horn at home to try.
When he went back to the shop after play testing for one week I told him to at least try the Seles.
He immediately bought it. He sounds really great on it.
Cheers, Guenne
Is it not the case that the Seles is a good far eastern horn, assembled in France?
No, that would be incorrect.Is it not the case that the Seles is a good far eastern horn, assembled in France?
How does it compare to those old stalwarts, the SBA, MkVI, SA80 (I & II)?
The limited edition is absolutely marvellous (I tried the specimen numbered 000).
The Cigar Cutter feel with a modern keywork.
A beauty to look at, a creamy quality when you blow it.
Price is the only problem I could immediately detect.
I handed it back before I put my kidneys on sale.